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bISGUSTED POLITICIANS.
Ohio and New York Make Democrats aud
Republicans Sick.

Ohio and New York Make Democrats aud
Republicans Sick.
WASHINGTON, November lG-A Wash
iugton dispatch to the Baltimore Sun says:
Republican disgust over New York is
pretty well paralleled by Democratic disgust
over Ohio. The Republicans in the last
ten or dozen years poured n vast amount
of money into the rat-hOle of New York
politics, the Democrats have done the
same for Ohio, and the average results in
each case have been disCOuraging. Mention
has been made Of the rising sentiment
among Republicans to let New York 90 to-
for the future, and the Democrats are show
ing the same disposition rs to Ohio.
Prominent Western Democrats contend
that Ohio has done and will do Just aS well
for the Democrats when let alone, and as
sert that in the next Presidential campaign
they will insist upon no Democratic money
heing wasted in that State. They hold
that Democratic effort should he cOnCen-
trated upon Indiana, both in the way of
money and speakers. The Republicans
have undoubtedly made up their mind to
make n big fight for Indiana, and it looks
as if the Democrats would commit seri-
Gus mistake to fool away their time in
Ohio, as they did in 1884
"As to Republican ideas about New
York, it is understood that strong senti-
ment has already been developed against
establishing the National Committee head
quarters in New York next year. A gen
tlemau who held a confidential position at
the committee headquarters in 1884, says
the expenses were much greater than if
the committee had been in any other city;
that money was wormed out of it by ad-
venturers; that the New York Republican
managers made such dazzling promises as
to induce the committee to give the bulk
of all the funds TO them, and finally he
says the headquarters were surrounded
constantly by Democratic spies, who car
ried the news OF every thing said and done
to Mr Germans committee. He is in
favor of establishing the headquarters next
wear either in PHILADELPHIA or Chicago
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Hon. JOHN W. GRANTHANI, of Middle
way, Jefferson county, died yesterday
morning. lie had served several terms ia
both branches of the Legislature, and for
eighteen years was President of the Bank
of Charlestown. lie was we'll known and
highly respected throughout the State. He
was aged about -
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THE National W. C. I. U. met at Nash
Vile, Tenn, with large attendance.
President FRANCIS WILLARD made the ad-
dress Of the day. Among many pointed
remarks and good suggestions to the order
was this: The W. c. T. L. of Ohio has
already arranged for a new department in
the interest of peace. This is strictly ger
main to temperance work, for nothing in
ereases intempeance like war, and nothing
tends toward war like intemperance, and,
again, Forty States and Territories have
sent four hundred representative to the
metropolis of Southern education. The
Northern home keepers , gave crossed
MAsoN's and DrNoN's line to- Iasp hands
with their sisters. No surer token thatwe
are one nation has been given since 1864. "
Governor FORAKER can lay these two sug-
gestiOnS close to his heart
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AN INTERESTING interview with DAN
CUNNINGHAM, the alleged murderer of
Father RYAN, in ROane county, is tele-
graphed to the REGISTER from Charleston,
where CUNNINGHAM is a witness before
the L. 5 Court. Ii CUNNINGHAM sp eaks
the truth, there is a mob of demons in
Roane county who ought to he wiped out
OF existence.
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pI,,vn Into Fternity,

HAPPENING, MICH, November l6.-
The HaneOck Chemical COmpany's pack
iug houss Eor dynamite, blew mp at noon
tod-ay. The killed are Willie Remand,
Charlie BarksE, Thomas Thompson, Tim.
Crowley and Willis King, all young men,
also VIM. Lapp. The company carried
IA, 500 pounds Of dynamite. There is not
A trace Of the men or the building Left.
The explosion was felt plainly in Hancock
and Houghton several miles distant.
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\ KENTUCKY
Fnds ia Murder-AIl Al
How.

ENDS Ia Murder-AIi Alb
Row.
LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov.
Grren, Of MaySvilIe, and
Nicholasville, met In thu
ing at half past eIeye
kiiied BaldrrAAA
In . correspondent OF IN
seffe, and come months n
ole ations concerning the
election In JessamiDe
Baldwin and Others with
acts In the conduct Of tb
poll hooks Of two precin
county were stolen. Tb
was charged In Green
To this Baldwin repl
Green in the strongest
they met IN front
Hotel at 1870 the qusrn
Baldwin denounced Gree
the offensive nasnes NJ
Green, being somewhat
not hear os did not ch0
finally Baldwin drew h..
Green on the bead and a
bnt mi~ing Green jhsp q
two Of his shots siriking n
left shoulder, one Of them /
and cutting the a1rta. Bald
eral shots, one OF which did
on the leo side, and tben
Green WAS carried 10 q fooa
and his wounds were founA
A large number Of the fr,snI
here and many threats ass 4
that more ,rosbIs rasy b q
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Charged with Int!midating Witnesses.
SOce,a! It&erra77 TO the REGISTER.

oVtLlaN 4tstlTI08 20 U1t htyIottI'
CHARLESTON, ". VA, November 16.-
James Lyons, who was arrested few days
ago in Clay county by John Blankenship,
United States Deputy Marshal, on charge
OF intimidating witnesses of the United
States Court, was arraigued before United
States Commissioner Dubois this morning,
and, being examined, was held in the sum
of $500 to appear before the grand jury, in
default of which SUM he was sent to
nrison.
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MItchsIistown Murdsrers 20 Free.

DUBLIN, November Ii. The Court of
Queens Bench has quashed the verdict Of
the coroner's jury at Mitchellstown, in the
case Of the victims of the police shooting
on the 9th of September The Court takes
the ground that the inquest was illegal.
The jury was irregularly impanelled, and
the coroner's conduct WAS illegal and par
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OF TO DO ANYTHING RASH,

OF Jackson and Roane counties and advised
them
NOT TO DO ANYTHING RASH,
and wound up by asking them to meet
him at the Knob to have further consul
tation. l told them l would see that the
law would be carried out and the proper
arrests made, and for them to disband, as
they would get into trouble by their acts.
Franklin Skeaner said to the men that
might mean well, yet be did not
propose for them to take my ad-
vice. He wanted them all to
stick together and hold to their arms.
A yell was raised and the men advised not
to listen TO Dawson and all started for the
Knob. Young Tommy Ryan, son of the
murdered preacher, swore out warrants for
Coon, Drake and the two Duff boys, but
said he could not say that he
RECOGNIZED ANY ONE
at his fathers house the night before. 1t
was the desire of some of the regulators to
include in the warrants Ed Smith and two
or three of the Cunninghams, not Dan, but
two nephews. After some talk the men
were not included in the warrants. Con-
stable Gibson started with small posse to
make arrests, but the crowd followed.
Harper said to me that their men would
ask who the witnesses were and if
any of them were any relations
of the accused, they would
hang them after the inquest. The result
of the arrests is well known to all, and the
good name OF Jackson and ROane counties
has been made to suffer for this deed, 1t
is generally believed that innocent men
were lynched, and that the murderers are
at large. The end is not yet, and it is
hard to tell where this vendetta will end :"
Detective Baldwin, of the Eureka, who
has been out in the counties referred to to
get evidence, says that if Cunningham
goes back he will be burned alive, at least
that is the threat heard on almost every
hand. Dan Cunningham is not wanted by
the authorities, and will sGve himself by
his absence. Excitement runs high,
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PROE's JElI CARNEY and JACK Nc
AULIFFE pounded each other for seventy
four rounds, the hsmmering contest end
ing in a draw, aS usual. These gentlemen
are the champion light weight sluggers of
England ard America respectively. Col
umbia weeps that the English professor
had the best OF the tight.
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MILWAUKEE, November ia special
10 the Euening Riseoasis from Albany,
WB., says Col. BroughtoD, the profession
al base ball player, who resides at that
place, has signed with the Detroits for the
season Of 1883. Broughtop Eaie Q fine
record last year, e. catcher Of the Milwsu-
kees
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Killed BY a Failing Plank

spsetal TSlsgraSa to he Register.
ST. Ci.AIRsvH.LE, November l6.-Whlie
engaged in raising barn on Colyin Pat
toms farm this evening, one mile from
town, VIM. Barnes, q young man OF Il
wears. was fatally injured by q large plank.
falling twenty feet, and striking him on
the head.
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The Next House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, November 16.-An off,
cial list of the members of the next House
of Representatives shows that the next
House will consist of 16s Democrats, l53
Republicans, and 4 Independents. The
Independents are Anderson, of Iowa;
Nichols, of Sortb Carolina; Hopkins OF
Virginia, and Smith, of Wisconsin.
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The Sveet4sr Oil Refinery Sold.

Special Itl6grdm 10 re ReGtSser.
PARKERsBURG, November l6.-Tbis af-
ternOon the oil refinery belonging to Moses
Sweetzer was sold at auction. The sale
was made to satisfy claim OF the Second
National Bank. The bank bid in the prop
erty at S., 900 and got it. The original cost
was about $25, 900.
This afternoon David Zimmerman was
lodged in isil to await the action of the
grand Jury. Between one and two hundred
dollars worth of valuable hrass bearings,
chains, bolts, etc, were found In his home
which he is suspected of stealing.
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Tsstss.suy is the Csse1I

CLEVELAND, O., Nsveal
taking Of testimony ia ~
coughlin, at Rsvssns. ~ G
Detective Huiit.lu wss kSru
forenoon va, consumtd
In presenting the o~
Benedict and Rus
the fuIs We
this city positiveIyL
the man who called o
morning Of January
McMunn. This was {
the fur robbery. Tk
that while hs talked vii
lin looked sbout the sts
ero0-e1smipation VS. "
II failed TO shake tbe witt
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did the Sun lay School Teachers Trien-
nial Convention. The secular teachers
appointed committee to consider these
great questions, and report at their next
years meeting. / have always been op-
posed to secret societies, and never more
than to-day they are relic OF Medieval
times, and destined to become extinct,
but the Good Templars and the X. Of l..
have so much in them that Is praise
worthy, their secretism Is so nominal and
their
PURPOSES so HELPFUL,
that it has always seemed to me, they
formed exceptions to the general rule. l
believe they will not always be secret,
even in name, but that this useful feature
will fade away and merge into the
light Of common day. II is satisfaction
to note the triumph of the latter element
in the K. of l.. over the. Anarchists and
Socialists. The growing influence OF MIR.
Powderly and the fearlessness of his utter
ances and Mr.. Litchman's concerning
temperance, but in these days we feed and
cloth the poor. Is the wisest purpose
when we show them how to feed and cloth
themselves. Temperance does that. In
dustrial training better wages, shorter
hours Of work, cooperation and arbitra'
tion, all these modern modes of blessing
will claim for those who work to bring
them. The holy declaration from the lips
of the Son of the carpenter, 'Ye did it unto
me- ,"
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could not do otherwise than postpone the
fight to some other time.
Carney is the champion lightweight
pugilist of England, and McAuliffe is the
champion of America in the same class.
Both men were badly punished when the
referee declared the fight draw, but were
able to continue and would have done 50
had not the excitement been too much for
the spectators and caused them to engage
in a general row.
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The eyes OF the country are now on the
New York FQlh Avenue hotel where the
base ballers are in convention.
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THEY WANT PROTECTION.
Meeting Of the National YIsbsry Assoai-
alton In New York.

meeting OF the national YishsFy Aasooi-
alton In New York.
NEW YORK, November ID. The Nation
al Fishery Association met to-day in this
city. President r. B. Babson, Of G.oucss-
ter, Mas, made an address On
American fishing Interests, past and
present. He claimed that the fisheries
and their attendant industries had be-
come matter Of strong national interest,
and it was Of vital importance tha, the
Government should at once take action 10
protect its interests. Reports from differ
ent parts Of the country were presented,
showing that the fishery interest was In
need Of legislation TO save 1t from destrue-
ton.
The Committee on Plan of Actio: pre-
senteda report recommending that the rep
resentatives Of the association in each locat-
ity interested should be considered Q CON.
mittes TO collect money foS the support Of
the association and look after its interests,
and Fitz B. Babson be appointed - the
agent 10 represent them st Washington.
Resolutions were adopted demanding the
recognition Of the fishery industry e an
important national affair,
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PopuIar Prenarationi

Pure, Potent, Powerful! Paliid, People
Praise, Progressive People Purchase! Posi-
lively Pierce's Pleasant Pureatiye Pellets,
Properly 7, Rartaken, Preserve Physicei
Powers, Produce Permanent PhG
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EX-LAND COMMISSIONER SPARKS says
he /, glad 10 be Gut Of the office. We're
all glad, then.
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The Central Bank Of Canada has sus-
pended. Has any OF our American talent
been at work up there:
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TX COMMISSIONERS SPARKS says he
worked too hard. Tie should know that
under Democrats Administration people
do not hold Office for the tun Of it.
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A CINCINNATI Commercial G,t=sHe cor
respondent shot and killed Kentucky
politician in TOW At Lexington. We OBJ
serve the Commercials Ga.sh, is still prose
cutting its war on the South.
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THE Queens Bench has puaThed the
verdict Of the Coroner's jury that indicted
the MicholStown murderers. The muir
derers, it will BE- remembered, were En-
glish pOiIee
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The Chicago Coroner is unable to un-
raveI the mystery Of how LINGu got the
dyuamits that blew his head oil.
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STEHNEY BAILEY, pleasant old gen
tleman OF Columbia, :. c., hal little
marital difficulty with his wife. To settle
it quietly Is possible he tapped her brains
out with an axe and burned mp her corpse.
Evidently desirOus OF being perfectly inn
partial in the matter, he then cut his own
throat.
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LAMAR WOULD Al
HE APPOINTMENT ~ A STAT z
PRENE BkNCH


Srw yopr N,var,h.. n
.."'iAi ''"'ee 'ssS e'en'ns "s
the Herald that In case he We
seat on the Supreme bench be
cent Il A In. GREATEST bonor of ~
I,,.e, 40, .Sl
, n,,.
NJ DICKINSON, Of Dssroass 49,
oeAn'i'>A 70 accepta I.X
Cleveland's tacssel ht.
he had no knowledge OF ths
Ia =. h,,h commitment 10 r
ne pau = "su
gentleman, and thoasns n.y.
apement 10 his character thai
,en.r,nd an sc,,re narticipant
,,-.. 49,. ,.;.hk -
ne peiie'so snss
TO the rank and ME Oh 'ns
Marty, as Mr.. Dickinson va
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SECRETARY LAMAR says he would ac-
eept n seat on the Supreme Bench as the
greatest honor Of his life.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
TlIE WEATHER.

For West Virginia and Western Pennsylyanis,
colder lair weather, flesh 10 brisk uOrthwesterly
winds, diminishing in force
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THE monument OF JoHN G. BRErKEN-
RIDGE was unveiled at Lexington, Ky.
Ex.Union and cN- -Conlederates took part
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BarsisS sfs -

BUFFALO, N. Y, NossnA
o'clock this uornisg Sss ~
extensive sstsblisbnest =
Rsswisg Company, On We
The buildipss occupied u 4
Burton alley apd vifkinfos
flames spread With grsst ~
the malt hooses, 10 hsgoS
vatos vers entirely ass1soG
On the hniHioss y otimn16
TIE total io9 h ~ ~ 4
500. 900 insnrspos.
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i, P.tt.euryh,s Little Strike,

PIrrsFuRGH, November le.-kstrike
was maui surated to-day at oliya's nutand
bolt fsctory, On the South Side, against
shorter hoa5a and reduced pay. About
l7s men Al 7cys aNs IDLE:
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smarsfp.apelsrlnE.

rueAoo. Now; 16.-The B. A. L.
srhompsou OHic1 ply Co., dealers in
,-...;oaarv. etc. spOEtAn assignment this
.sss-noon TO Y. Swartouk The
- = si1rks;sIss 6.Sai liabilities S..
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ERIE, Pa, Novenbw I
o'clock tbh morning Art -
the factory ef ths HI ~
of tins city. ssd bs(naS1a
could s<Tivs st - b1jl1is
ths eastern outAkists ~
whole structure wss = -
10 ave II v.s xnavniJiu
ccmpAny will - -
11o0. 900. Insaspd 6lH
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FULL or PLUCK

and stood up to the EDglishman in great
shape as long az he had enough life in him
to hold up his hands or stand On his feet.
At the end Of that round il was seen that
it was only a question Of time, and that
Carney was surely winner. At 4:30
o'clock Carney and McAuliffe had fought
ffty-four rounds. The dfty-fourth was
desperately fought, and both men were
strong. They were able TO fight two
hours more. The betting changed with
every round, but a. a rule Carney was the
favorite.
In the sixty-seeond roupd McAuliae's
LEFT ear was cat open. he siIty-siKth
round was marked by terrible exchanges Of
blows, and both fought lile demons and
stood the punishment like nen OF iron
In the sixty-ninth round Carney butted
McAulIffe in the breast wifi his head and
forced him to the floor. Me- Auliffe's friends
became greatly excited apflPepestly called
foul, many Of them Dtaking into the
ring. Quiet Was restored and the fight
went or; bnt in the next rodpd McAuliffe's
friends claimed that Carrsy had kicked
his antagonist in the abdomen and again
claimed foul" Great excitement ensued,
when the claim was not allowed, but the
fight went on. with
THE SANE PRIeBTPUL sLUGeISe
that had 50 far characterized most Of the
:s:....aaaeie. In the seyenty-fSurth and last
round, after soma heavy Exchanges the
men eiinched and both fell j. the floor, with
Carney or, top. The = Of botp parties
rushed into ~ the ilght q.
either ms aiming Ioul
VII beard, y ~
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ewes Instantly and
pain. Price only 25c
iury. IsDiksss..s-.
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the store. Clark said he wanted to talk to
the men. He addressed them as regulators
OF Jackson and Roane counties and advised
them
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IL 4. ]. MMLIfr.

DEAR SIR:-IOu are aware that You are
on the jury to inquire into the death of the
late Louis Lingg. Will you please take
particular notice of that Mr.. O'Neill
says, for it looks suspicious about him and
Henry Hogan finding so much about
Lingg when there were Others that was in
his cell rs much as they were Now, did
ONcill kill Lingg or not?
NOurY
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r,.ra nm sb.. lss.'a sb'' =
Flners' s-,;uI
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-10-01
A Minister'S Perquisites.

The perquisites of minister's life
are rs general thing over estimated.
An old clergyman firmly believed this
who had received call to small
church in the eastern part of this State
from his much larger parish in Massa-
chusetts. A delegation from the church
was sent to urge him 20 accept the call.
He asked them what the salary was.
They replied that it was about 5000 per
year, but that the people were very
generous and were continually bring
ing in things to the minister. "Well,"
said he. II don't wish to offend you,
but must positively decline. And
now let me give you u bit of my ex-
perience; In my younger days l re-
ceive! call to small parish where.
MS iy sbe case with your people, they
were very liberal. 1t was their custom
to always give the minister ball of
butter when they churned and a quarter
of veal when they slaughtered. ac-
cepted the call. Things went along as
they represented during the first year.
After that there began to be IL falling
of in their donations until soon re-
ceived hardly any thing. l Ibegan to
make inquiries. Ono Of my parish
toner's told me gave perfect satisfac-
tion. but the people had begun to raise
their calves And 1t has been my ex-
perience," continued the old minister.
''that donating parishioners soon begin
to raise their calves. .'"--LsWis!on
(Ae.l Journak
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-10-01
,HE FORTH BRIDGE.
A Stupenduous Structure EclIpsing Any
Thing OF tho Kind Yet Erected.

A Stupenduous Structure EclIpsng Any
Thing OF tho Kind Yet Erected.
Crossing and recrossing the Firth OF
Forth few days since. I got a good
sight of the great Forth bridge that is
now well on its way to completion. 1t
will he the wonder and admiration OF
the world, the crowning triumph OF
engineering genius, and our bold
Brooklyn bridge will have to take a
back seat. A distinguished engineer
recently said of this colossal work:
"Without doubt tho Forth bridge is
the most stupendous structure over at
tempted to be raised of iron or steel.'
The whole of the work of the bridge is
of steel ION the cantilever and central
girder system" The entire length of the
bridge will be $500 feet, considerably
more than mile and half. The two
principal spans of the structure are
LOO feet each in length, two side spans
Of 575 feet each, with the ends massively
supported and three intermediate piers.
In the middle OF the 1,700 feet span
there is an unobstructed passage for
navigation 100 feet above the high
water mark. From the foundation of
the loftiest pier to the top of the canti-
levers, the height is 450 feet, "or only
ten feet less than the great pyramid of
Egypt" The most powerful pier
weighs 10000 tons.
According to a report made the day
previous to my view of the structure the
materials put down on the spot up to
the present time reckon up 800, 1000
cnbic feet of granite and 2l, 900 tons OF
Portland cement. Thus far 130. 600
cubic yards Of masonry had been
erected In piers and abutments, $4,000
tons OF steel in approaches and spars,
and 10000 more tons OF steel Is ready
for placing. At this time there arc
80. 900 men at work In connection with
this gigantic undertaking, and ths
f0rco will average 5000 men the yeal
round. = Edinburgh Cor. Louisville
Times